Crime in the Cards (2001)
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Frank said. “No cars? Come alone?”“Frank’s right,” Joe said. “It sounds like a setup.”“That’s why I won’t be going alone,” Chet said, smiling at the brothers.“Chet, you don’t mean . . .” Iola began.“Hey,” Chet said, “Frank and Joe know how to tail someone without being seen. Imagine how easy it’ll be to keepmein sight.”Callie frowned. “It could still be dangerous,” she said. “Maybe Iola and I should go, too.”“When tailing someone,” Joe said, “I’m afraid two is company and four would be a crowd.”...“You could wait a couple of blocks away in the van, if you want,” Frank said. “We could keep in touch by cell phone.”“And we can come in blazing like the cavalry if you need us,” Iola said, smiling.Callie frowned. “Sitting in the van isn’t my idea of exciting,” she said.Frank gave her hand a reassuring squeeze. “ Detective work is like war,” he said. “It’s long periods of boredom followed by short bursts of intense action.”Callie folded her arms across her chest and scowled playfully at him.
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Frank said. “No cars? Come alone?”“Frank’s right,” Joe said. “It sounds like a setup.”“That’s why I won’t be going alone,” Chet said, smiling at the brothers.“Chet, you don’t mean . . .” Iola began.“Hey,” Chet said, “Frank and Joe know how to tail someone without being seen. Imagine how easy it’ll be to keepmein sight.”Callie frowned. “It could still be dangerous,” she said. “Maybe Iola and I should go, too.”“When tailing someone,” Joe said, “I’m afraid two is company and four would be a crowd.”...“You could wait a couple of blocks away in the van, if you want,” Frank said. “We could keep in touch by cell phone.”“And we can come in blazing like the cavalry if you need us,” Iola said, smiling.Callie frowned. “Sitting in the van isn’t my idea of exciting,” she said.Frank gave her hand a reassuring squeeze. “ Detective work is like war,” he said. “It’s long periods of boredom followed by short bursts of intense action.”Callie folded her arms across her chest and scowled playfully at him.
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